During all times of the year, Camp Kalahari takes full advantage of this unique paradise and offers many exciting activities. During the wet season, this region of Africa provides almost unparalleled game viewing as herds of innumerable zebra and wildebeest migrate to the Makgadikgadi’s expansive plains, followed closely by the big predators. As the waters dry up and the animals disperse, Camp Kalahari offers outdoor adventures the truly unique experience of racing across the saltpans on quad bikes. Native bushmen lead walking safaris and instruct guests how to survive in the harsh environment. It’s also the perfect way to interact with the local habituated meerkat population. Horse safaris discover the area like the missionaries and early explorers did from horseback.

A thatched central library, living and dining area featuring an eclectic mix of original African furniture and textiles provides the perfect area in which to relax and enjoy the serenity of this charming area. After a hot day, the plunge pool is the ideal place to relax and wash away the dust of an exciting adventure. The camp’s chef is a talented cook known for his tasty soups and particularly for his “Pilli-Pilli Ho-Ho,” a lethal concoction of chilies marinated in sherry and gin. Smeared over one’s breakfast eggs, it’s just the thing to waken the senses.